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If you are having trouble getting the cows down the alley, try turning it around so the arrow points ahead next time. Haha :lol: :lol:

Yes, it was quite the sale. I sat at a dispersal the next saturday and watched some nice 2nd, 3rd, and 4th calvers go from about $2450 to $2200.

That's awesome and congratulations. Well deserved.

I may have worded that a little bad. It's not that I don't like him, he just isn't my favorite. He has turned into a very nice bull. If I were to sell him today, I would of used him for 3 years and made $1000.00 on him.

This is a picture of a bull that I purchased in an emergency situation a couple years back. He has turned out to be a pretty good bull. Not my favorite, but gets the job done none the less. This is him, today. He is only used as a spare bull, but has seen action every year. He really puts the...

We ran a Connealy Thunder Bull that we purchased from some fellow contributors on here last spring, so I had better be nice, hey CA. :wink: :wink: I will be able to tell you in a couple weeks how he calves because he bred all our heifers and a couple cows. I am really happy with how he...

That's awesome. I get to be Kosmo sometime around march. My sister inlaw is expecting twins as well. I am not sure if I am happier that I get to be an uncle twice in one day or if its the fact that I am just the uncle. Twins seem like alot of work, but most people that have them just say they...

That's a Canadian -40 though, right RSL? :wink: :wink: Oh that's right, -40 is the same both sides of the border.

I think the Goat Ranching was taking care of that for you already there H. Hahahaha..... :lol: :lol: :lol: Just nice to know that there is still a little sympathy south of the border for us Canuckleheads. I don't think the fact that there are slaughter plants closing in the US is a good...

I have to ask, where in the world would you crop in that country. :shock: :shock: I just traveled North America in 2 minutes. Cotton fields, RA's assortment of critters, and now the mountains. Thanks to everybody who posts on here. Amazing view from up there, and congrats on finishing...

I love coming on here. I have never seen a cotton field in person. Enjoy your fall, and dang, those are some flashy boots. :P

I second that. If I show her these pictures, I know where our summer vacation would have to be next year. :D :D

So does the one behind the truck. :wink:

Good to have you back. I hope that you recover back to your old form. That elite, athletic figure you once were, on the back of your horse, or seat of your ranger, all day long. I can't imagine going through what you have been through. Continue getting better and back to your old self.

Sire is a Wheatland 680S son we purchased 2 years ago.

All I have to say is that you are one lucky guy. I am more than envious.

We typically wean and sell right around the 205 days. Average calving date of April 10 and sell last week October or first week of November. The last 2 years my steers average 600lbs on the nose. That would give me about 2.4 to 2.5 lbs per day with a 100lb birth weight. I think that with the...

These are all some excellent points. I don't pretend to have any 1100lb cows, although there is probably a group in our herd that is on the lighter end of 1200. Lots around 1350 to 1450 though. One other thing to look at is how we raise our replacement heifers. I am a firm believer in letting...

Yes, it never seems to hit where it is needed the most. We are well over 4" in last 8 days here. I don't want to sound like we don't want it, because we do and I will never forget what it was like here when we didn't have any, but i would be willing to share some of it if it was possible.

We are thinking of all you guys out west. Kind of makes our snow storm seem like a sunny day after seeing whats happening out where you guys are. Keep your chins up, and we hope you will all make it through this one, and come out stronger on the other side.